North Carolina Newspapers

4 CHAELOTTE OBSERVER PRINTING. , gMClIPTIOlC KA.TI3. year, (postpaid) in advance. thorouihly ropplled with tmj want, and with the latest stylea of Tn. every manner of Job Work eaa now bo do ; with neatness, dispatch and cheapness.- - -. w can furniah at short notlee BLANK8, BILLHEADS, '7"."--LETTEBHK IDS, CARDS. ""- TAGS, MDCEIFTS, TOBKXBB, ; PROGRAMMES, HAND BILLS, ; PAMfHLKTS. CHJBCaCa,',, 6 mus. 3 mo9. 1 mon. it tvly, (in tn maxij) in advance, " I. out of the county, postpaid, i 6 months, Liberal reductions for cluba VOLaXlU. CHARLOTTE, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 23.1S7G. NO. 2 1S3 1 W . 1 , . jsTH 1 IB - II IB THTV H r'"-"-' $2 00 - f 2 10 1 05 IS " V M. 9 A It v u o E , o o W. S. FORBES. V. M. SMITH. SMITH A. HER- TELEGRAPHIC SEWS Kooa Pispatches. THIS BEING THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE WHOtESAtE BOOT and SHOE HOUSE in the State, and our facilities for buying Gooda being equal to any we feel confident that we can sell BOOTS and SHOES AS CHEAP as any Baltimore or New Yorlr Jobber. We buy only from Manufacturers and defy competition. One of the firm is now North, purchasing out , SPRING STOCK, which, when com pete, will be the largest in the State, j K ' 5 Wr" All we aek is a call from every Merchant fa Nortlr and South Carolina and Georgia. OHABLOTTE, 2sT. C- febu HAS KEOEIVED HIS -OF- LADIES, CENTS, MISSES I CMLORENS BOOTS, SHOES I GAITERS, -AND- ylS AT01F ZiV STORE, THE BEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND THE CITY. A LL GOODS MARKED DOWN TO BOTTOM PRICES. IN PLEASE CALL AED BE CONVINCED THAT WE WILL HOT, BE UNDERSOLD. NEW IRON FRONT marlO ... SMITH BUILDING," TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N.'.C. FUBNI TUUE D E A E li B S 5 WHOLESALE & RETAIL LJ9 DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BEDDING, &C. No. 5, West Trade St , CHARLOTTE, N. C JUST DECEIVED A- F XJ Jj 1j IH 3E DELAWARE. Encounter Between Bruiisers. ElkTox, March 22. 400 sporting men from Baltimore and Philadelphia, arrived here last nigbt and tlm morn ing, to witness a prize 'fight between two Philadelphians, Weedea & Clang, to come off to-day near the State line. Everything seems to hsve been quiet ly arranged, and there will be no in terference by the authorities. MARINE. Maay Vessela and Lives Lost De- and will be examined privately by the Judiciary Committee. Gen. Morgan reports favorable progress in the Spen cer case. The connection between Spencer is established, which Carpen ter attempted to defeat. Ti e legislation this important. morning is an- Mid-Night Dispatches. EATHEE PROBABILITIES. Wasfiingtos, March 21. For the South Atlantic States, clear or fair weather, and light or general northeast to southeast winds, with slight changes In temperature and barometer. tails of ters. Numerous Marine Disas- Pkoviscetows, Mass., March 22. Several vessels and as many lives have been lost as have ever been known here for years. Washington, March 22. The Signal Service Observer at Sandy Hook, re ported the body of a colored man found last night, near where the W. W. Weaver came ashore. He is sup posed to be the man seen in the rig ging. Portsmouth, N. 11., March 22. Six vessels are ashore in the lower harbor. They were blown on Garrishe's and Clark's Islands, and one of them has her masts cut away. It w"as impossi ble to ascertain their names last night. It is feared that these disasters have involved considerable loss of life. Cohasset, Mass , March 22. Three masted schooners are ashore at Cat Eiver. It was impossible last iiight to ascertain their names or condi tion. Proviscetowx, March 22. The missing men from the wrecked ves sels in harbor have all turned up. It is now believed that not a single life was lost. Portsmouth, X. H., March 22. A dispatch to-day says that about the same time of the wreck of the Hattie Elion,an unknown schooner appar ently in distress, was endeavoring to keep off the shore, but there was ter rific wind, and nothing having been seen or heard of her since, jt is feared she went down with all on board. Several fishing schooners in the lower harbor dragged the anchors, and were driven ashore. Wreckers have gone to their assistance. WASHINGTON. New to Resign Stewart vs. Schenck House Proceedings. Washington, D. C, March 22. Treasurer New has determined tore sign upon the selection of a suitable successor. Stewart swears that Scheuck had stock carried for him and his pay as director was $2,590 per year. Stewart's evidence is generally contradictory of Lyons'. House. The bill removing the poli tical disabilities of C H Williams, pass ed. The bill forbidding the contribu tions of officers of the government for election purposes, was resumed; the question being on the amendment in cluding: members of Congress, the amendment was adopted, 128 to 88, The amendment iucluding voluntary contributions for circulation, was de feated. 91 to 109. The amendment making it a misdemeanor for any per son to use force, duress, menace, vio lence or bribery, to influence the elections of President and VicePresv dent, Senators and Itepresentatives or delegates in Congress, was adopted, yeas 212, nays 3. The jurisdiction of offenses under the bill in given Dis trict and Circuit Courts, passed, 173 to 82. The Senate bill for counting the electoral vote, was resumed. Several amendments were voted down. Xo conclusion was reached. Executive session. Adjourned, FLASHES. cv- CH1LDRENS CARRIAGES, SETTS AND A FULU LINE BED ROOM AUD PARLOR OF COFFINS OF ALL GRADES, ON MAND. mar CENTRAL HOTEL5 STORE NEW YORK. Redaction in the Production of Straw Goods Republican Convention. New Yokk, Ma-ch 22. The Ameri can btraw Iti ods Association ma agreed to reduce its production one half. This willTeduce the production to 40,000 in two weeks. Syracuse, March 22 The Republi can Convention for delegates to the National Convention, A B Cornell called it to order. He said that the meagre result of the canal war was contemptible; the failure of the Con federates in Congress gives little en couragement to our opponents ; wiih suitable candidates and a honest plat form, we may safely entrust our cause to the patriotism of the people. CHOICE FAMILY1 GROCERIES; I Take pleasure in announcing tohe Citizens of Charlotte and arronndine country, that I have now on hand a complete assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, including all articles kept in a FIRoT CL A.83 QROCE RY STORE. All the different grades of Sugar, Choice Coffee. Thvme. Rice. Porer. Cinnamon. Nntraez. Tea. Spice. Mace. Cloys. Bai rn on, Lobsters, Sardines, Wamut Banco, Catsup, Mustard, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Lemons, French and Turkish Prunes, Dried Fears and (Jh ernes, nineties, Aiaonw, Walnuts, Chocolate, a variety of Crackers." , , , SMOKED SALMON. DUTCH HERRING, GREEN PEAS, TOMATOES, CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, BACON, LARD, SUGAR CURED HAMS, MEAL. HAA1,. GBIT3, BEST VINEGAR, FINE N. O. MOLASSES, POTATOES, Ad manv other articles. I respectfully solicit the natronage of the public, sad guar antee satisfaction in prices and quality. Give me a call. Respectfully, . . AT THE OLD STAND FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY KOOPM ANN A ROTHSCHILD. pm- GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. mar22 - ' FLASHES. Great Falls, March 22. The wea vers have struck against a reduction of 12Jper cent, in wages. New York, March 22. William A. Darling, appraiser, haa resigned. Since the election in New Hamp shire, the extreme Radicals of the third term persuasion begin to look up agnin. Last week the Union League Club, of New York city, adopt ed resolutions disavowing any further interest in Grant. Now Federal office holders are seeking to have them re considered. It was exposure which last week cast them down ; now it is the result of the New Hampshire auc tion which has set them up. SEW AOVSlt THE 1 13 r i KNIGHTS.OF PYTHIAS. A regular meet ing of Charlotte Lodge, No, 17, Knights of Pythias will be held in their Castle Hall, in the Temple Asso ciation Building, to-night. Prompt attendance of members desired Visiting brethren By oider of the C. C, W.fL. BOYD, K. R. & S. cordially inyited. mar23 It New T" B. & L. Ass'n. IS "SOW NORTH, PURCHASING A AND'W E ARE I)AIIkRECEIVI SC. lM 1 L L l iSI E R t ; : .1 WHITE GOODS, : . . . 1." ' KID GLOV s 3 embroideries; V. r - f. IduoCf g bnovsd t.-yi -t OS AND GOODS, oliloS -ieIIoQ e yiT ybodyiev; jda'H fK.s a i.vd h'.ujjtd A H'' HQ jmitfi6T i tlas'l a.! ,00 A II Tl ?. ' T iiti k. 'Thsi UO i Titian Patehsox, March 22. Chas. Dan forth, President of the Dauforth Loco motive VVorks, is dead. Edinburgh, March 22. John Scott & Sons, engineers and ship builders have failed. 400 are ousted. South Manchester. March 22. Ward Cheny, President of the Silk Association of America, is dead. Newark, N. J., March 22. Clery whipped Wherry, in an hour and twenty minutes, in 8o rounds. Omaha, March 22. The rush for the Black Hills is undiminished, and trains are over crowded daily with them en route, via Cheyenne. Fort Laramie, March 22. There has been a fight of Indians and miners, at Deadwood Creek, 60 miles northwest of here. The miners were attacked, killing 13 and losing 1. The Indians had stolen stock. More trouble is ex pected. HE subscribers to the stock of the Kew Building & Loan Association will meet to-night at balf past seven o'clock at R E Cochrane's office, for the purpose of electing officers and adoptiog articles of association rr.ar23 It ; fXi-ZZZ.Z'ZZZ PENNSYLVANIA.?! WASHINGTON. Longfellow Mentioned as Schenck's Successor The Post Office Investi gation Looking Ugly The Naval Irregularities No Postal Cards After the 1st Prox The Safe Bur glary The Currency Question Marsh Arrived, &c, &c. Washington, March 23. Gossip Mrs. Gen. Burton, -to whom Butler re fers as cognizant 'othe relations be- tn een Pendleton ana Mrs. uowers, is known as Minnie Wliite. Longfellow iSeriotlsIy canvassed as Schenck's successor. Cameron andrelinghuysen, and all the Democrats, voted against Dana in the committee. The Post Office investigation" regard ing straw bids and collateral securi ties, i3 assuming an ugly look for Creswell. Jewell is untouched beyond allowing pay from tho Department for political service. Congressman Burleigh writes that his charges against the naval officials regard the building of the sloop of war a.t Killieh Navy Yard, which undoubtr edly bad been run in the interest of Senator Hamlin. Ihe Cbiel Bureau of Construction and Repairs will have an opportunity to explain. . There will be no postal cards after April' first. Mr. Jewell gets $08,500 Centennial appropriation. The new steam bill allow the carriage of coal oil at 1:10 degrees in metalic cans, and 150 degrees in barrels, on deck or fo re-castle. Steamboat owners having knowledge of defects; are lia ble for the full amount of loss, while innoceut owners are still liable for the amount actually owned. The story of the safe burglary will be fully told. Whitley, tho Chief De tective of the Secret Company, who is indicted for connection with the af fair, is "here from Colorado. Thte de tective had been out of the country. The Committee on Naval Expendi tures is developing facts which show tUttb nunc tfauuK iiu.iiv-ikj , . , . - 1 il..ftAM&fAflaaaAiMinAtinn'nr a mom UlakCU AtlJ Uiuuw tt ti mw vv v z. ' v r - ' i t ll I L Jr f It, - T t n I. a lAnanlnrA A-nH In 1 1 1 rinp Paloietto Orphan Home, COLUMBIA'S.C. LECTURE. G E. CADGHMAN, Agent for the Pal- O. mstto Orphan Home, will lecture in Charlotte on Friday evening, March 24th. at the Associate Reformed Chapel, at 7J o clock. SUBJECT OF LECTURE : The Democratic State Convention LANCASTERMarch 22. Hon. H. B. Wright called the Dem ocratic Convention to order. Wm. H Play ford was temporary chairman. He counselled harmony, and advised the exposure of corruption wh ere ver found There should be no hesitancy in de claring for aright principle, and cor ruption should be investigated even if the President of the United States is implicated. There are 15 contested seats mostly from Philadelphia. FOREIGN. Petition of Sugar Refiners Attempt ed Assassination Retired and Transferred Prefects The Octavia at Porto Kico. Montreal, March 22. The unem ployed sugar, refiners are circulating a petition for the -.Legislature to place the Home refinere on a par with those of the United States. r. LoKrx)N, Marchg2. A letter to the Times renorts ereat excitement over a legitimate purpose, Jay Cooke, Mcs Cnllongh & Co., used it for all kinds of speculations. Capt. Whitney, Man ager of the Telegraph, produced mes sages between Belknap and Marsh. o Belknap telegraphed "Marsh : "Come here: there is some hitch in the ar- ringemntpf evidence againstljhe pays in cadetships.." Irregularities accumulate. When Mrs. Belknap got a $3,0Xpdaft fOQvher ,Utea, Ranker, sHe told trim inM use se4rWt& make Of -Hi ..: : )f ztj'.i: he..-. 5!(V -Tlie supporters of Payne nt are dUcoJu raged. iHolm aq and other Dem- ocr'aiid' Inflatipnists will , vote for At- of an assailant. The troops were call ed out. There is quit a turmoil around the Consulate arls, March 22. A decree relating to the prefects, is published. It super cedes or retires on half pay, 13 prefects and transfers 11. " ji Havana, 'March 22. Tho yacht fcj tavia, recently captured by a Span ish war yessel,"lias arrived at Porto Rico She sailed under an, English fl?g ", SheTcleared for .New York and had ihfiWy-six men andiwri women on board ,Tlt;ia not known here, whether or '-not these included any Cuban in faiwVWUt'lTbicn'virttially- repeals the surgehUOCnei reported sale of tne resiimntibd ' tJ& '-3 - i OctaWFJungsoa; to ine nayuen Marsh and his wife are botF'Bere, insurgents, is certainly false Popular education based upon a sound morality, the only enduring hope of a Re publican Government. The friends of education and all who feel an interest in the welfare of the destitute orphans of our noble, gallant Confederate dead, are respectfully invited. Lecture lree, mario -AT- E2L.IAS, GOHEIff & ROESSLER. "TE desire to inform our customers and the public generally, that we have just return ed from the Northern Markets, with a large and desirable Stock of NEW SPKI&U GOODS, bought very cheap and will be sold the same way. Our Stock will be found complete in every department. Another lot of those Cheap Black Alpaccss and Mohairs, just in. A look at our Embroideries will prove them to be the HANDSOMEST ever brought to this Market. , Sun Umbrellas and Parasols bought at a bankrupt sile yery cheap. If you want good Goods and Cheap Geods, come to ELI AS, COHEN ROESSLEK'8. mar22 THE HOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. fi!IWK8V 8YTKB. -o- !wm. amiss. fiAiwis -AND- For Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children. ITHE BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PBICES. You are Specially Invited to Examine Our ELEGANT C OOD8, malo OPPOSITE CENTRAL HOTEL, CHARLOTTE, N. Q. C TJ I POSTPONED The sale of the Andrews house and lot, at Davidson College, is post poned irota Monday 27th to Tuesday 28th inst. at the Court House in Charlotte. RUFUS BARRINGER, Trustee. ' HP HELPER, Agent. mar23 4t wit Lard, Lard, Lard. REFINED Leaf Lard, a fine article, .for family use, try it at W M CKOW JELL'S. mar23 LEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO., have one of the most magnificent STOCK OF DRESS GOODS ever offered in this city. Their Stock of Dress Goods have Et ver been eur passed inariety and styles. Ladies' Neck Ties Ecru and all other shades, Ladies' Dress Goods Ecru and all other shades, Ecru Embroidery and Lace Net for dresses, Ecru Net for Veils, figured and plain. In short everything new and pretty. Ask to see that 28 inch Pique cheaper than ever sold. Ask to see the Night Gown Goods. Ask to see the Ham burg Edgings and Insertings, largest and cheapest Stock ever offered in Charlotte. . The Ladies of Charlotte are especially invited to call and see the cheapest and prettiest Gooda ever sold here. ..- ALEXANDER, SEIGLE & CO. ' marl9 Aladden Security Oil. Best Oil in Use. 35 CTS. GALLON, 3 GALLONS FOR ONEDOLLAR. W. E. BUR WELL & CO , mar23-tf. Springs' Corner. Use Aladden Secur ity Oil. IT WILL NOT EXPLODE.flPRICP 35 CT& GALLON, 3 GAL LONS FOR $1.00. mar24-tf. W, R BURWELL 4 CO., Springs' Corner, 35c. Will Buy One QALLON OF ALADDEN OIL, WAR RANTED A3 GOOD A9 ANY SOLD. -GALLONS FOR ONE DOLLAR. mar23-tf. W. R. BURWELL & CO, Springs Corner. ftYRY the new Charlotte Favorite,' only S I . . i at ii T l rM - JLJ! cents, or me Dbuuewmi jivu'ju : r 10 cents, at , ? . WALTISR iJKJSitt'. . marj.1 . . PIOARS J Store, marll ' - at Retail at the Corner Cigar WALTER BKJSM.J inn -OF LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF J iiiiiihi mm SWISS CHIP HATS, MILAN STRAW AND LEGHORN, IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. RIVERSIDE I LAKE C0M0 SUNDOWNS. -CHOICE- 8VJOii:iOVIA-.T A Selections of Finest French Flowers Rose Buds and Ostrich Tips, new style Basltet Ribnons,: and other styles in great abundance. trr Hr White Emtailerel Marseilles' Suits s Ctols, temas ; iiMi. SLENDID BLEACHED' DOMESTIC, ti.i. AT 10 C?T3, THAT WE ALWAYS SOLD FOR 12. : : ' ' 51 COIHCG I- I"! SBB for irOURDGEaVBCj. :mvS 'W ffi.i v.'ift t 4 U"' (s'i '77.' Ur.R mar22 i I ti